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diff --git a/sys/arch/alpha/README b/sys/arch/alpha/README
deleted file mode 100644
index eeb22268302..00000000000
--- a/sys/arch/alpha/README
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@@ -1,127 +0,0 @@
-$OpenBSD: README,v 1.5 1996/10/30 22:37:53 niklas Exp $
-$NetBSD: README,v 1.10 1996/07/09 22:08:28 cgd Exp $
-
-[ Don't trust this file yet, it contains a lot of inaccuracies.  When it's
-  ready, this notice will be removed.  -NH ]
-
-Obtaining OpenBSD/Alpha sources and binaries:
-
-	OpenBSD/Alpha's sources, with the exceptions of the GNU
-	toolchain and X11 code, are integrated into OpenBSD-current,
-	and are available from:
-		ftp://ftp.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD/
-
-	The latest OpenBSD/Alpha binary snapshot, and source snapshots
-	for the toolchain and X11 code, can be found at:
-		ftp://ftp.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD/arch/alpha
-
-	Binary snapshots include two different set of system binaries:
-		(1) an rz25 disk image, for first-time installation
-		    (see below for instructions), and
-		(2) three tar files of the binaries, for updates.
-		    (one of the tar files is the contents of /etc,
-		    one contains X11 binaries, and the last is everything
-		    else, except the kernel and the installed boot block.)
-		    There are no instructions on how to use these.
-		    Good luck!  8-)
-
-	Binary snapshots include a kernel image which is the same
-	as the one on the rz25 disk image.
-
-	The sources provided seperately from the normal OpenBSD-current
-	distribution are:
-		(1) complete compiler toolchain sources
-		(2) diffs against the XFree86 3.1.2 distribution to
-		    make X work with OpenBSD/Alpha.  (Note that
-		    at this time, the diffs are against 3.1.2,
-		    i.e. not against 3.1.2D, etc.)
-	
-	If you are using or are interested in the OpenBSD/Alpha port, I
-	suggest that you subscribe to the OpenBSD "port-alpha" mailing list
-	by sending an email message to majordomo@openbsd.org with no
-	subject and with a body of "subscribe port-alpha" (without the
-	quotes).  For help on using majordomo, send it mail with an empty
-	subject and body.  In general, questions about OpenBSD/Alpha
-	are best asked on that mailing list (rather than by sending me
-	mail directly).
-
-Installing the OpenBSD/Alpha distribution:
-
-	[ Note that these instructions are minimal; it's assumed that if
-	  you're going to be installing this, you're knowledgeable about
-	  booting Alphas and doing sysadmin-ish stuff, are willing to look
-	  in your Alpha documentation, or are brave.  If they're really not
-	  good enough to get you running, get in touch with me and I'll try
-	  to help you. ]
-
-	To install the OpenBSD/Alpha distribution, you'll need a disk at
-	least the size of an RZ25 -- about 406Mb.  Once you've gotten the
-	binary distribution, gunzip it and dd it to the raw disk.  The binary
-	distribution includes a disklabel and boot block, so you don't need
-	to do anything special to make it bootable.  The binary distribution's
-	file systems are created with an older version ("Level 1") of the
-	Berkeley Fast File System format, so that you can mount, read, and
-	write them under Digital UNIX.
-
-	If you are using one of the supported systems that includes a
-	PCI bus, and have either a PCI VGA frame buffer of any type or
-	a ZLXp-E1 frame buffer, you may use it as console.  (If you
-	are using your frame buffer as the console, you should use the
-	terminal type 'sun'.)  Otherwise (if you are using a TurboChannel
-	Alpha or have a different kind of frame buffer, you have to use
-	a serial console.)
-	
-	Boot the Alpha with the OpenBSD disk, supplying the boot flag "-s".
-	It should print something like "OpenBSD/Alpha Boot program", load
-	the kernel, print a copyright, and print various startup messages.
-
-	After a short while, you should be asked for the name of a shell
-	to use; just hit return.  You're advised to fsck the disk at this
-	point (the root partition is partition 'a' and the /usr partition
-	is partition 'd'), remount the root partition read-write (use mount
-	-u root-dev /), and create some necessary system information files:
-		/etc/hosts
-		/etc/resolv.conf
-			DNS resolver configuration information, if you
-			want to use DNS.
-		/etc/myname
-			The hostname of the machine.
-		/etc/mygate
-			The LAN's gateway's IP address, if your network
-			setup requires that a static route to the
-			gateway be created.
-		/etc/hostname.xxy
-			(where "xxy" is your machine's ethernet
-			interface name, e.g. "le0" for TurboChannel
-			machines or "de0" for PCI machines.)
-			The IP address, etc., for the named network
-			interface.  (You can have multiple of these
-			files, for example, if the machine is
-			multi-homed.)  The format can be discerned by
-			looking in /etc/netstart, and is typically
-			something like:
-			    inet hostname.in.etc.hosts net.mask broadcast.addr
-			where the netmask is formatted as a hex number
-			(e.g. 0xffffff00), and the broadcast address
-			is formatted as an IP address (e.g.  128.2.255.255)
-		/etc/fstab
-			The file system information table for the system.
-			A prototype is in /etc/fstab.sd.
-	(You can also create the files mentioned above by mounting the
-	disk's file systems under Digital UNIX.)
-
-	Once those files are created, you should be able to boot the system
-	multi-user.  To do so, halt the system and boot again from the
-	OpenBSD disk, this time supplying the boot flag "-a".
-
-	If you used a disk other than an RZ25, you may want to edit the
-	disk's disklabel, and create one or more partitions after the
-	existing partitions to use the extra space.
-
-
-This document was derived from the NetBSD version originally written by
-Chris Demetriou <cgd@cs.cmu.edu>,
-
-Niklas Hallqvist
-niklas@openbsd.org
-
diff --git a/sys/arch/alpha/STATUS b/sys/arch/alpha/STATUS
index 68c29973f57..8d312ae607c 100644
--- a/sys/arch/alpha/STATUS
+++ b/sys/arch/alpha/STATUS
@@ -1,34 +1,14 @@
-$OpenBSD: STATUS,v 1.7 1998/01/09 07:39:44 niklas Exp $
+$OpenBSD: STATUS,v 1.8 2001/02/06 07:28:39 niklas Exp $
 $NetBSD: STATUS,v 1.6 1996/11/26 15:58:04 cgd Exp $
 
 OpenBSD/Alpha's Status
 
 If you find an inaccuracy in this file, can clarify it in any place,
-etc., please send mail to me (niklas@appli.se).
+etc., please send mail to alpha@openbsd.org.
 
 
 Supported hardware:
 
-	DEC 3000/[456789]00 (I've not tested them, but they should
-	"just work") using the following peripherals:
-
-		Supported hardware:
-			Built-in serial ports
-			Built-in LANCE ethernet.
-			Built-in SCSI chips (53c[f]94), though both
-			    may not work at the same time.
-
-		Things that may work but haven't been tested:
-			TurboChannel option slot LANCE (PMAD-A)
-
-		Things are aren't supported:
-			No frame buffers of any type.
-			Other TurboChannel option boards (see the
-			    TODO.users file.)
-			The ISDN/Audio chip.
-
-	DEC 3000/300 family, with same hardware above.
-
 	AlphaStation {200,250,255,400} systems using the following
 	peripherals:
 
@@ -69,6 +49,7 @@ Supported hardware:
 	as systems mentioned above.
 
 At this time none of the following systems are supported:
+	DEC 3000/[3456789]00
 	DECpc AXP 150 systems (EISA-bus PC-like systems)
 	Alpha "server" systems (other than perhaps the
 	    AlphaServer 400, which might be an AlphaStation 400
diff --git a/sys/arch/alpha/TODO.users b/sys/arch/alpha/TODO.users
index 7d232ab9e28..336461ae0ee 100644
--- a/sys/arch/alpha/TODO.users
+++ b/sys/arch/alpha/TODO.users
@@ -1,19 +1,19 @@
-$OpenBSD: TODO.users,v 1.7 1998/10/02 16:55:07 niklas Exp $
+$OpenBSD: TODO.users,v 1.8 2001/02/06 07:28:39 niklas Exp $
 $NetBSD: TODO.users,v 1.5 1996/10/01 21:24:37 cgd Exp $
 
 The OpenBSD/Alpha "User" To-Do List
 
 
-The following are things that I'd like to see "users" of OpenBSD/Alpha
-do.  It's unlikely that I'll get around to them in any reasonable time
-frame, and I think they should get done.
+The following are things that we'd like to see "users" of OpenBSD/Alpha
+do.  It's unlikely that we'll get around to them in any reasonable time
+frame, and we think they should get done.
 
-If you think of something that should be added to this list send me
-mail and I'll add it.
+If you think of something that should be added to this list send us
+mail and we'll add it.
 
-If you're planning to work on something on this list, send me mail and
-tell me about it, so that I can keep people from duplicating work.
-Once you've done something on this list, send me context diffs.
+If you're planning to work on something on this list, send us mail at
+alpha@openbsd.org and tell us about it, so that we can keep people from
+duplicating work.
 
 
 This document is derived from the NetBSD version originally written by
@@ -23,6 +23,8 @@ Niklas Hallqvist
 niklas@openbsd.org
 --
 
+Fix DEC 3000/x00 support.
+
 Test TurboChannel option slot support.  Write TurboChannel option
 board drivers.  Test PMAD-A (TC le) driver.